In addition, royalty auditors must be familiar with some of the unique conventions and jargon in the music industry as well as the royalty terms applicable to each service provider.
Nelson claims that FutureLearn alone is optimised for mobile devices but then moves on to what seems to be, in the marketing jargon, its unique selling point.
I believe it's different at the subconscious level, and there's some other factors -- effective states, if you will, in psychological jargon -- unique to Vietnam veterans," Berger said.
The first -- "foster big teaming"—underscores the nuance and difficulties of building collaboration from wholly different industries each with their unique conceptual assumptions, working approaches, jargon, and specialized knowledge.
Your website should convey your company's unique story, without generic business jargon and stock photos.
Each business holds its own unique language that goes beyond typical industry jargon.
A unique selling proposition is no place for industry jargon and acronyms.
Ignoring Victorian and Edwardian grammar and structure, he created a unique form of speech, employing odd and strange words, jargon, avoiding verbs, and using rhetorical devices such as parataxis.
The value, however, includes the unique title to the Medal, the provenance in the Art World jargon.
The survey concludes that potential clients coming to a site should be able to easily navigate to the information they want, content should be free of jargon, transparent about disclosures, and include what makes a RIA unique.
